Funding from European Union sources has become a competitive and highly rewarding theme of modern business, especially for smaller states and industries. The burden sharing through funded opportunities allows for businesses to grow, diversify and improve, it allows for internal sources to be strengthened such as through training and bursaries, and provides opportunities to use your skills base in new ways by becoming a partner in a project, work with other entities and build partnerships and best practice groups, and also provide services in a social context.
The Tendering and Funding Unit locates local, national, and international tenders and funding opportunities and the organizational structure and back office support provides the required solidity to successfully apply, implement and benefit from an EU fund.
Drawing from expertise in the field and through contact with internal practice groups in relevant areas and competencies the Tendering and Funding Unit can research, compile and formulate a winning formula to tendering and funding applications by using internal resources to provide the strongest research and methodological base for our work.
Our Tendering & Funding practice group has been responsible for successfully funded projects through ERDF (European Regional Development Fund) and ESF (European Social Fund) schemes.